The idea is that you can create multiple drawings on an unlimited canvas. All drawings within your map - you could call them sections or sub-maps - are available to be navigated to. The core function is to zoom into a viewport when you click on the anchor.

Switch the designer to 'Viewport Mode' (icon in the toolbar) in order to edit anchors and viewports.

The icon is now toggled and already created viewports and anchors are shown magenta colored.

1. You can create a viewport manually with the icon in the toolbar.

• Click the icon, move the mouse.
• The mouse cursor changes to +
• Create the desired viewport as a magenta-colored dashed rectangle.
  
• You can still move the viewport around and change its size. Also, you can edit its properties, e.g. you can give it a name.
• If you select it, the viewport edit icon appears to add an anchor or make the viewport the default viewport for the map.

• When you create a viewport in this way, you can assign a name in its Properties.
• This is essential to have an clear overview even if you have multiple viewports on a map. For example, if you want to display a specific viewport using a Map by Reference Smart Node, you can access it directly using its name. If you want to learn more about the use of Map by Reference Smart Nodes, click here.

2. You can also create a viewport by selecting an existing rectangle, shape or image.

• Clicking the EYE tool converts the rectangle into a viewport. Now you can see the magenta dashed line and are offered three icons.
• Next you can select the anchor tool and point from the viewport to the anchor. Make sure the anchor tool connects with the targets` red connector ports in order to successfully link anchor and viewport.

The anchor icon lets you draw a line to the anchor. The tool then creates a command on the target object to jump to the viewport.

• The arrow creates a jump command from the target (anchor) to the viewport. The trigger is a click on the symbol itself. If the anchor carries text, the text is highlighted in preview to indicate that a click triggers the action command.
• The arrow with the target icon creates a jump command from the target (the icon) to the viewport. The trigger is a click on the icon itself.

There are two different ways to delete a viewport:

1) If you have manually drawn a viewport rectangle, you can select the magenta-colored rectangle and press DEL or CTRL+X

2) If you converted an existing element (rectangle, shape, image) into a viewport, then you cannot delete the magenta viewport. You have to use the icon. It disables the viewport functionality of the object.

The is a drawing wide toggle to indicate that this viewport becomes the initial viewport, shown directly after loading the map preview. This is indicated by a magenta-colored star shown on the top left corner of the viewport.